The most direct motive of the London Company in securing its charter was
A) providing for religious freedom.
B) spreading Christianity.
C) relieving unemployment in England.
D) making money.

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The primary motive of the London Company, also known as the Virginia Company, in securing its charter was to make money through trade, exploitation of resources, and the establishment of colonies in the New World.

The Most Direct Motive of the London Company in Securing